Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-30

brushes, and several complete sets Of
studies can be found at Giles & Shep
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McGregor Times: Will M,nney, who
had been visiting with parents and friends
in this city, returned to Austin, Mimi, on
Friday last. ~ :. s.1.f' . 'zz3>.#
w. E. HELEN ratified off his gun
Thanksgiving night. Ticket number 4S
held by Orris Hayes was the lucky one
and took the gun. 's...-. - ..o.4.,..
Jesse Makepeace, acting secretary of
the Masonic Relief association, paid Mrs.
George Sharp the insurance on her hus-
band life Tuesday. ..>'
Books! Books! A new stock just
opened out at Pooler & Webber's. Also
an elegant line of fancy toilet goods.
Good time to select your holiday presents.
The Thanksgiving number of the
Pioneer Press, sixteen page edition, is
fine one and no mistake. The show
ups of the various cities is interesting
reading.
The families of John Cook, G. H.
Davidson, H. O. Basford and O. Ayers
met at the home of D. B. Johnson on
Thanksgiving for their customary. annual
gathering.
"A friend sends US copy of the Los
Angeles Express which gives very in
teresting account of the growth and pros
poets of Los Nietos Valley of southern
California.
Promptness is a good motto. 1t Is
hard to find anything more prompt than
St. Patrick's Pills. They are pleasant
cathartic and good medicine. Sold by
Giles s. Shepherd.
"A man from Pleasant Grove bought
a load of hogs in the northwestern part
of the county last week and shipped
them from Lansing Saturday, paying
from $500 to $4.25.
Mrs. n. L. Haney has added to her
millinery store full line of fancy goods.
Her customers will flod her supplied with
complete stock of hats, bonnets, and a
general millinery line.
The Kendall company failed to reach
Austin last week, on account of trouble
with the manager at Rushford. Mr. Ken.
dali has got another company togethe,
and is again on the road.
| The executive committee of the Now
er county fair association held meet
ing Saturday. After the payment of
premiums and expenses there will be
about $3.50 in the treasury.
-Chatfeld Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles came over from Austin to eat their
thanksgiving turkey. They attended
the school entertainment and were re
markably we'll pleased with it.
See announcement of the new gro
cry firm of Fairbanks s. Leonard in store
formerly occupied by A Fairbanks, next
to Hall s. Vests. They can be depend
ed on to push their business with their
usual vim.
Your time is limited if you want the
best photographs for Christmas presents.
all sizes from stamp size up. Tinting a
specially. Come early and get the best,
at E. II. Austln's art studio, over Pooler
& Webber's drug store.
There never has been a family medi-
cine sold in the western states that has
become so popular as Chamberlain's Col
ic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
is universal favorite Sold by Giles &
Shepherd.
The Band of Hope meetings have
been changed from Wednesday afternoon
to Saturday afternoon. The meeting
will be held this week at Grand Army
hall, the usual place of meeting at 2 p.'
M, Saturday afternoon.
Owa:onna Peoples Press: Mrs. A.
Halleck, of Chicago, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eliza Blythe. of Bloom.
ing Prairie. Mrs. A. Halleck will take
her mother, Mrs. Mary Simpson, home
with her. She has been west two months
-Chatield Democrat: Harry Cald-
well and Ernie Hamilton arrived in town
Saturday evening, haying spent the sum-
MGR in Dakota, and remained until Tues
day morning, when they went to Austin,
where they expect to get work railroad
ing. 49,.
: "A leading poet states that one little
touch Of Human Nature" ennobles every
man and woman At the Austin Opera
House on Friday, December End, every
phase of Human Nature" will be inter
preted by Richard O'Gorman and his
corps of consnmmate artists. =
Passenger train No. 1, on the I. & D.
division, due in Austin at 3:23 Monday
| morning, was late, the engine breaking
down. Engineer F.. A. Jones Of the I. &
NJ. division, had to back up IA miles with
his engine, the ia, and bring them in,
getting here at 40 in the morning.
Human Nature" Yankee Comedy
| Of widespread popularity will be seen al
the Austin Opera House on Decembe,
2nd. Richard O'Gorman, the LEADING
LIGHT of the cOmnanv ia said m .o,,,ro 80